Hutchinson gets the moonbatosphere in a tizzy
Not that it’s tough to get those mouthbreathers in a huff, but Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R-TX) did her part. Here’s the deal:
Speaking about a Democratic proposal to force Iraq troop withdrawal within 120 days, Hutchison said Tuesday that such a proposal would “put a bullet right in the hearts of our troops who are there.”Hutchison had joined fellow Republican leaders to question the political motivations behind the 35th Iraq related vote in the Senate over the past year, and was trying to make the point that mandatory withdrawal on the heels of recent military success would undermine the troops.
But her choice of words made it sound like Democrats were advocating something that would kill U.S. troops, and it didn’t go over well with Democratic leaders.
I am reminded of the parting words a former friend of mine once used about me: “If it walks like a duck, and it talks like a duck…”
Hutchinson should not back away from her words. She is 110% correct.
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Funny how “speaking truth to power” is such a vaunted phrase when a leftard barking moonbat is speaking, but if anyone applies it to a well thought-out position other than LLL truths, they fall all over themselves with spittle flying. They make me think of a baby ward at a hospital; everything is fine until one of them cries once and starts a totally emotional chain reaction in all the rest.
No thought required for your position? You must be a lefty – here’s your sign.
Comment by Submariner | February 27, 2008
Why is it that democrats are allowed to spew the most horrendous sort of hateful speech without having to be apologetic in the slightest while Republicans must apologize for (gasp) using a candidate’s middle name? We can only hope that Hutchinson stands her ground.
Comment by TheBad | February 27, 2008
TB it seems like the logical answer to your question could be that the dems have less patriotism than desire for power but more balls than the republicans? We have no republican who will stand up to the wackos. The last republican to stand up to the democrats was Reagan and when the democrazies tried to do something stupid then Ronnie would call for a press conference and let the entire world decide. We miss that!
Comment by tnjack | February 27, 2008